Bellevue / Seattle Facial Rejuvenation Specialist - Dr. Philip Young

• Publication: New Theory on Facial Aesthetics: Circles of Prominence.
  Young P, Sinha U, Rice D, Stucker F.
  2005, Publication by the Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery.
• Publication: Avulsion of the Medial Canthal Tendon during Management
  of a Type II Nasoethmoid Fracture and Near Penetration of the Intracranial
  Cavity with Transnasal Canthopexy: Prevention and Treatment.
  Young PA, MD; Rice DH, MD.
  2005, Ear Nose and Throat Journal.
• Publication: An Unusual First Branchial Cleft Cyst Involving
  the Anterior Petrous Apex.
  Zim S, Larrison D, Maceri D.
  Pending Publication by the Archives of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery.

• Residency: at Research with the Department of Otolaryngology
  and program director Dr. Uttam Sinha.
• Research: With Dr. Yi-Hsin Liu BS, PhD (2003-2004) studying the events
  governing craniofacial growth employing immunohistochemical techniques
  identifying SMAS protein products in embryonic mice anterior frontal sutures.
• Publication: The Use of a Fibular Free Flap with Acellular Human
  Dermal Matrix (Alloderm) in Oromandibular Reconstruction.
  Accepted for publication with Laryngoscope.
• Publication: Functional outcomes following palatal reconstruction
  with a folded radial forearm free flap.
  Sinha U, Young P, Hurvitz K, Crockett D.
  January 2004, Ear Nose and Throat Journal, vol 83: 45-48 published.

• Medical school: Research with the Department of Pathology at
  Tulane University Medical School. Concentrated on the expression of
  Fas antigen and Fas Ligand mRNA in eukaryote cell lines. The research
  included extensive lab work consisting of using rt PCR techniques, SDS electrophoresis and computer analysis of mRNA folding. Results of work
  has been presented at a number of different meetings. Dr. Wai Choi Leung,
  mentor during this project, still formulating a paper using this research.

• University: Research on the cell biology of Acetabularia acetabulum
  concentrated on the effects of blue light on the morphogenesis of tip
  maturation and reproduction. Received a grant funded through the
  NIH for a one-year research position. Given as a scholarship to
  work in the department of Molecular and Cellular Biology at
  the University of Washington.